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Telegraph Office.
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W'NUNION TELEGRAPH co., s. w.c. 3d and Walunt
Terra Cotta Works. Henzler & Molk, Plum b. Eve- rett and Wade
Teachers.
(French and Spanish.) Grieumard Ch., 97 Mound Montaldo Ignatins, 293 W. 4th (Music.)
(See also Music Professors of.) Geyer John, 30 W. Conrt Greenleaf Mrs. H. L., s. w.c. 3d and Broadway Hahn H., 157 Smith
Klausmeyer Wm .. 413 Elm Mason Luther W., 36 Barr Ruttinger Geo. C., 364 W, 5th Shoenbrun Amelia, 352 Race Stuckle Caroline, 297 Main Weisborn H., 82 W. 5th Williams Victor, 378 W. 7th
WEBER W., n.e.c. 5th and Vine
Theaters.
NATIONAL THEATER, e.s. Sycamore b. 3d and 4th PIKE'S OPERA HOUSE, s.s. 4th b. Vine & Walnut Woods' Theater. c. Vine & 6th
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers.
Beckmann Aug., 571 Race Beekman Charles, 525 W. 8th Behren H. W., 557 Race Bickel Edward A., 256 W . 5th Britt Peter, 42 Pub. Landing
BROPHY JOHN L., 114 W. 9th
BUSSE JOSEPH, 495 Main
Caldwell John, 569 Central Av
COOK C., n. w.c. Richmond and Cen- tral Av
Crompton Ebenezer, n. e. c. George & Cent. Av
DAWSON BENJ., 254 W. 6th
Dieckmann Joseph, 75 W. Crt Dobbins Thos. , 68 W. Court, W. of Cent. Av
Doerler John, 222 Broadway FARES & MILLER, 5. W. 5th
Gaertner S .. 566 Vine Greeninger C., 44 Linn GROSSIUS JOHN, 33 W. Court Hanaway E., 262 W. 6th Herpst Herman, 223 Linn Hoeltge Wm .. 307 Linn Hitchell John. 433 Central Av
HOFFNER JACOB, 38 E. Pearl
HOPKINS JOHN B., s. w.c. Sycamore & 7th Horrocks J. R. & Son, 6 Com. Row
Johnson W. & J. S., 429 Cen- tral Av KEELER, I. M .. 13 & 15 W. 5th Kiechler C., 110 Baymiller King Jolın W., 224 George Konsheim August, 103 HIam. Rd Kunkler & Peters, 211 Vine Lalley Michael, 29 Race
Lape W. H. & Co. 21 E Front Lilge Wm .. s.s. 6th nr. Horne TILLER M. & J. 533 Vine cor. 15th Lohn John, 533 W. 5th 7 OTZE ADOLPHUS, 219 Walnut
Mackelfresh C. W .. 294 W. 5th Maish Andw., 213 W. 6th
Martin P .. 149 W. 5th
Mayer Chas., 478 Walnut
Muley Henry, 451 Main Myer Jacob, 63 Wade
Noll John H., 502 Sycamore OSWALDT AUG., 368 Broadway
PALMER CHAS. R., 506 Cent. Av
PATTERSON N. & CO .. 36 Main
Pfefferle Jacob, 113 Ham. Rd PICKEL MAX, 213 W. 6th
Quinn Thos. G .. 898 Cent. Av Rebolt Geo., 20 Ham. Road REDWAY & BURTON, 17 W. 5th
Rosenbaum & Bro., 20 W. 5th Rosenbaum Miers, 191 W.5th Schuh C., 609 Elm Stall Robt. A., 40 W. 2d Stein Valentine, n,e.c. 6th and Miller
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CINCINNATI
STEPHENSON H. W., 30 W. 5th Stewart Alex., 1520 E. Front Strassner Hy, 155 Everett VON BEHREN HENRYW. 257 Race Vanduzen B. C., 9 & 11 E. Frnt Weaver Clark G .. 417 W. 4th Wielert Chas., 61 W. Court WINCHELL GEORGE D., MARSH & CO., n.w.C. Race & 2d Wolff & Co., 373 Main Wolfer Gustave, 660 Elm
Tinman's Tools.
ITULL J. E., 95 E. 8th LAWSON F. H. & CO., 178 Main
WINCHELL GEO. D., MARSH & Co,, n. w, c. Race & 2d
Tobacco Agents & Deal- ers. Bodman Chas., 59 W. Front BESUDEN HENRY, 93 Walnnt Bornstein L., 35 W. Front BREED R. E., 120 W. 2d
Carpenter & Ford, 14 W. Front Dressing & Otting, 57 Sycmore Hafer & Duddy, 65 Walnut K ASTING & KRUSE, 24 W. Front
KENNETT JOHN, 14 Public Landing MeLaughlin, Tomlinson & Co., 46 Walnut
MADDUX BROS., 27 W. Pearl
Morris & Chalfant, 46 W. Frnt NEWBURG & SCHOTT, 21 Walnut Otten Fred., 504 Vine PHISTER & HOW Pearl b. Central Av. and Plum
RAWSON, WILBY & CO., 8W. Front Withers O. A. & Wright, 86W. Front Tobacconlsts.
(See also Cigars and Tobacco.) BESUDEN HENRY, 93 Walnut FAEHR & MEYER, 438 Main
Me Laughlin, Tomlinson & Co., 46 Walnut
Mersmann Henry, 17 Main Newell, Wilmot & Co., 49 Main Renan Wmn., 17112 W. 3d Ronker Barney, 51 Martin ROBERTS & JOHNSON, 134 W. 2d Withers C. A. & Wright, 86 W . Front
Toys and Fancy Goods. (See also Fancy Goods. ) BONER J., 36 W. 5th Buchheit Peter, 62 Martin CADY D. K., n.e.c. 5th and Walnut Franklin L. M., 94 Main SCHRADER H. & CO., 70 Main
SCHULTZE F. & CO .. 127 Main Schwegman F., 361 Main SHEPPARD J. W., 20 W. 4th
Trimming Stores.
Atkins Geo., 102 W. 5th A UB, FRENKEL & CO., 30 W. Pearl Burstinger J., 352 Main Costello Thos., 138 W. 5th GRIFFITH JNO. A. & CO .. s. w. c. 4th and Walnut
HA MARY, .5th Hoffmeister F., 114 W. 5th James Chas. E., 206 W. 5th Levinson Leah, 268 W. 5th MARKS H. & CO., 12 W. Pearl Mulane Wm., 81 Mound Mustin E. C. L., 96 W. 4th PICKERING J. M., 96 W. 4th POHLMAN GEORGE W., 102 W. 4th Soechting Chas., 489 Vine Wettengel J., 165 W. Liberty Truuk Makers' Stock. MERNA JOSEPH, 192 Main
WAYNE J. L. & ON, Nain WAYNE JOS. W. & CO., 196 Main
Trunks.
BUTTERFIELD A. S., 242 Main
C 112 Main
RRICK D. S.,
FLYNT MARTIN D., 182 Walnut
Grumbine J., 204 Vine
Kruger Henry, 479 Cen'1 Av,; EONARD & COOK, n.e.c. Main & 2d and 54 Elm M'Nutt & Armstrong, 69 W. 3d NOORES & CO., 89 Maio
Parvin & Johnson, 31 Br'dway Reid John, 30 E. 5th
ROWE, PARK & Co., 206 Main, and 23 E. 5th
SHACKELFORD J. C. & CO 208 Main
SHOLL G. W.,
n. w.c. Walnut and 2d and 509 Plum
Shorten Richard. n. w.c. Main and Patterson Alley
Tucker G. W., 33 W. 5th
Weatherby J. S., 176 Main
Willington & Conrad. Gibson House
Trusses.
Daniels D. N., 2 W. 4th HORSBERG A. O., 5 E. 4th K ATES DR. J., 153 Sycamore MARSH, S. N., CORLISS & co., 5 W. 4th
REES WM. Z., 71 W. 6th WOCHER LEWIS, 318 Main
WOCHER MAX, 105 W. 6th
Turners.
Adams Wmn., John and Laurel Bechmann Fred., 261 Ham. Rd Blannerhassett A. T., n.e.c., Stone and Avery
Bolz Adam, n.w.c. Laurel and Central Av
Clark Benj., 148 W. 6th
Cunning Jas., Lawson al. Drenm Frank, 498 Walnut Geier Fred., Lock b. 5th & 6th Gleich B., 61 Clay
Gleich J. F., (Ivory) n.e.c. Walnut & 9th
Lecht Jno. H., 386 Vine Mahone Lum & Co., 518 Cent'1 Avenue Moyer Jos., 138 W. 9th NADLER F., 487 Vine
Schaeffer & Buschle, 128 W. 2d Threm John. 445 Walnut Wrede Frederick, 11 15th b. Elm and Plum
Type Foundries. CIN. TYPE FOUNDRY, c. Longworth and Vine Foster G. W. & Co., [copper- face] 139 W. 5th FRANKLIN TYPE & STER- EOTYPE FOUNDRY, 168 1-2 Vine
Type Manfs. ( Wood.)
Day W. T. & S. D. & Co., 173, 175 & 177 W. 2d
Umbrella Manufs. Dealers.
and
COLE JAS. C., 98 W, 4th Fox Jacob, 257 Central Av RINDSKOFF, BROS. & CO. 79 W. Pearl Rosenplatt Louis, 481 Cent. Av THOMPSON M., 167 Main
Undertakers. BOHRER GEO. A., 551 Elm COBB SAML., 143 Sycamore Ehlmann H. B. & Seelen, 593 Main
EPPLY JOHN P. n. w.c. 9th and Plum HACKMAN & DUSTER- BERG, 450 Walnut Hust Henry, n. w.c. Ham. Rd and Locust
Jenkins John & C. W., 138 Sycamore
McCarthy T. J., 221 Sycamore Meyer Lewis, 69 12th
Moss B. H., n.w.c. Linn and Clark
Nicholson Daniel, 4 New
Soards J. & Son, 175 W. 6th Sullivan Patrick, 165 Cen'1 Av Wernke & Timmen, 388 Syca- more
WILTSEE JOHN F., n. w. c. Plum & Longwrth Underwriter's Warehouse Morton & Bro .. 78 W. Front Upholsterers.
COATES JOHN F., 150 W. 8th [worth Cramsey W., Mound and Long- ELLIS ROBT., 136 Sycamore GEIS ADAM, 67 W. 5th
Grebenstein C .. 224 Cen'1 Av Hall John C., 27 E. 3d
HARRIS G. W., 130 Sycamore Hoffmann Jacob, 204 Elm
MOREHOUSE & CO., 134 Sycamore
Prather C. B. & Co., 51 E. 3d Pursell B. & J. R., 19 E. 4th Ryling John, 22 E. 8th
SNOWDON & OTTE, 179 Main
Variety Stores & Notions ( See also Funcy Goods.)
Atkins George, 102 W. 5th Averbeck Ferdinand, 360
Broadway
Binghams Mrs. Ann, 1310 E. Front
Fishwick James, 415 Cen'1 Av Fletcher Rebecca, 188 W. 5th Frech Fredericka, 636 Main Ilall Samuel, 242 W. 5th Hand Caleb, C., 147 Linn Isaacs Simcon, 289 Main Kimber H. , 327 Findlay Lutz Caroline, 458 Vine Mc Cleary Sam'1 170 Cent. Av Midgley Ernstcin, 419 Cent. Av Morehouse Mary, n.e.c. 6th & Broadway
Mullane Wm., n.e.c. Baymil- ler & Bank
Newhouse F, I .. 493 Sycamore Pocock L. C., 287 Central Av Reeder Jos. A., 1162 E. Front Schwegman F., 361 Main Seymour Geo,. 148 Baymiller Thid C., 473 Walnut Wolff W., 519 Elm Wood Mary, 272 W. 5th
Varnish Mannfs.
BARTLETT R. & CO. 8.w.c. Walnut and Front BERNINGHAUS R., 13 Carr
HARRISON W. H. & CO., 23 W. 4th
HOFFMANN & MOSER, 222 Main
PFAFF, WEBB & M'CABE, 54 W. 2d
QUEEN CITY VARNISH co., 43 Vine Ratterman, Gebbe & Co., 125 W. Liberty
ROGERS M., Office 170 Race Tilden Wm. & Neph, 99 Wal- nut
. Veneers.
ALBRO HENRY, n.s. Pearl b. Plum & Elm M'ALPIN, HINMAN & CO. 103 Walnut
Venetian Blinds.
CARPENTER W. W. & CO. 82 W. 6th COOMBS S. B., 236 Vine
HESSELER W. H., 147 Sycamore HOLLANDER G. P. & A., 397 Walnut Thummel John F., 45 E. 5th V IETH A., 140 Sycamore
Vermicelli, Maccaroni & Chocolate Manufac. Guillon Antoine, 374 Walnut Heschong M., 571 Walnut ERNERT & GOETHEIN, W 597 & 599 Main
Veterinary Surgeons. BOWLER G. W., n. w.c. 6th and Walnut
Carrick A. L., 226 Broadway Estell John, 168 W, Front Collins Chas. W., 24 Dayton Kuhlman G., 44 E. 6th Wheeler J., 180 Smith WILSON JOHN, 9 E. 6th
Vinegar Manufac. .
Bender Wm., 582 Central Av Bickley H. T., 111 E. Pearl Conkling W. H. & Co., 5G W. Front
Droste & Kuhn, n.s. Yeatman b. Broadway & Sycamore Elbrey H., 395 Broadway Frederick Conrad 660 Cent Av HERBSTREIT M., 46I Vine
Hummell J., 160 Hopkins III B., 449 Plum Johnson A. W., 47 E. 2d Loehmann Wm. & Co., 106 E. Pearl
MILLER, BRUNING & IECKMAN, 33 Sycamore Pfirrman A., 359 Walnut
PFIRRMANN C. & CO .. 19 W. Canal Senn John S., n.c.o. Elm and 14th
STAHL & HUST, 16 Locust Thiesing Fred. H., 374 Maia Wetterer John, 430 Plum Wadding Manufacs.
STEARNS & FOSTER, 183 Clay
Wagon Makers.
Alf Wm., 223 W. Liberty Boake John H., 64 W. Canal Bonte John H., s.e.c. 9th and John Breier F., 214 Clark.
Conradi Fred., n.w.c. Bremen and 12th
Creger Sam'1 P., n.e.c. Elm & 15th
Crowder James, 1275 E. Front Dodt Barney H., 103 Hunt Dolt Clem, 317 Broadway Eberhardt & Wust, n.s. Ham. Rd, nr. Mohawk Bridge
Fisher Lewis, 796 Central Av Freyer P., 528 E. Front Gastner Nicholas, 343 Ham. Rd Grietz D., n.s. Ham. Road b. Dunlap and Hamburg Growe Joseph, 173 Hopkins Henge Paul, 792 Cent. Av Hill Thos., 524 Central Av HUTTON J. & R,, 164 W. Front
Kralaus F., 691 Central Av Lampe Henry, 19 Ham. Road Laudenbach H.H., 109 Hunt Malone Frank, s.s. Front, b. Lawrence and Pike Meick Henry, 599 Walnnt Mueller Joseph, 150 Ham. Rd Painter J., 57 Race Rottger Wm .. 65 Elm Sauer Christ, 763 Central Av Schmidt Hly. s.s. Sixth b. Harrict and Horne Schmidt Joseph, 549 W. 8th Schroeder & Klopp, 446 Race Schoer Geo., n.w.c. Ham. Rd and Main
Silver J. J., W. 6th b. Harriet and Horne Sparks J. M., 620 W. 6th
Weaver Jacob, s.s. Reading Pike, nr. Tunnel
Webring Jacob, Junction Montgomery Pike & Reab- ing Road Winkelman H. H., 518 Free- man
Young Chas., 1041 Central Av Wagon Yards.
BUTTEMILLER JOHN, s.s. Court b. Walnut and Main
Weust Wm., n.e.c. Cent. Av. and 7th
Washboards.
COLEMAN J. & Co., s. 8. 8th h. Culvert and Broadwy WATERS & BARRETT, n.w.c. 9th and Freeman WATERS CHAS. H. & CO., 4 Main and 3 W. Front WAYNE JOS. W. & CO. 196 Main
BUSINESS MIRROR.
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Washing Machines. WAYNE JOS. W. & CO., 196 Main
Watch Cases, Materials & Tools.
Allen O. & W. H., 117 Main [Walnut Doll Francis, s.w.c. 4th and DORLAND GARRET T., n. w.c. Main & Pearl DUHME & CO., 4th and Walnut Morris John B., s.e.c. 2d and Sycamore
Strueve H. R., 205 Main
Watch Makers.
( See also Jewelry, Watches, &c.) Allen C. & W. H., 117 Maiu Beatus H., 78 Main Closs Fred, 57 Ham. Road DORLAND GARRET T., n. w. c. Main and Pearl Dees A., 309 Main
DUHME & CO., s. w. c. 4th & Walnut Dornseifer H., 353 Central Av Draper Jos., 16 W. 4th Elias E. H., n. w.c. Public Landing and Broad way Escales M., 140 Walnut FYSTER ANDREW A., 271 Central Av Honer John B., 203 Walnut Keller Stephan, 43 W. Court Kenkel J. Ger .. 550 Central Av KOCH MARCUS, 585 Cent. Av Korf Hy., 369 Main LOVELL THOS. n. w. c. 5th and Race Marmet F. W., 65 Broadway Mayer A .. 72 Main MeGREW WM. WILSON, s. w.c Main and Fourth Meyer L., 189 Walnut Morris John B., s.e.c. 2d and Sycamore
Nathan & Levy, 100 Walnut OSKAMP CLEMENT, 62 Main
Oskamp Ang., 108 Main OWEN CHAS., n. w.c. Main and 4th Parks Geo. D .. 341 Cent. Av Rothschild Maier, 23836 W. 5th SMITH & BOERNER, 6 W. 4th Strueve H. R., 205 Main
WILMS J. C., 1 College Hall bldg, Wal- nut b. 4th & 5th
Water Coolers & Filters. IHUNTINGTON BROS. & CO., 119 Main [ Vine WINCHELL GEORGE D., MARSI & CO., n.w.c. 2d and Race
Weighers City. ASHLEY E. W., 1 Water Broadwell Wm. H., 13 Water
Wheel, Hub and Spoke Manufacs. ROYER, SIMONTON & CO., 375 W. 3d
Whips, Thongs, &c. AMER. WHIP CO., 17 E. 3d
White Lead and Putty Manufacs.
BAUM J. C., Canal nr. Mohawk Bridge CONKLING R. & CO., Broadway nr. 8th HARRISON W. H & CO. 23 W. 4th HOFFMAN & MOSER, s. w. c. M. Canal & 6th W OOD & MCCOY, 20 Spring
Wig Makers.
Steinberg F. 152 Walnnt Taylor E. B., 13 E. 4th Van Luenen G., 79 W. 4th Wesler Fred., 108 W. 4th Zwick Joanna, 40 W. 4th
Window Shades. BRENEMAN H. H., 57 W. 4th
CARPENTER W. W. & CO. 82 W. 6th
ELLIS ROBERT, 136 Sycamore Pursell B. & J. R., 19 E. 4th SAWYER & KIRK, 8 College Hall SCHWENKER F. W., 579 Walnut SNOWDON & OTTE, 175 Main
Wines, Liquors, &c.
Andrews Robert, 58 W. Front BABBITT, GOOD & CO., 18 and 19 Pub. Landing BATES JOHN, 94 Sycamore Bealer C., Agt., 18 Broadway Bender W. 582 Central Av Bergmann J. F., 660 Cen'1 Av Block E. & Bros., 22 E. 2d
Block E. & L., 28 Sycamore Born Philip, 665 Race
BOYLE & CO., 53 to 59 E. 2d
Boyle & Roach, 209 Main BRACHMANN H., 81 W. 3d Byron & Co., s.w.c. Central Av and 5th
BUCHANAN & CO., 12 Publie Landing Clark C. R., 11 Walnut
CODY P., 17 and 19 Water Conkling W. H.&Co .. 56 W.Frnt
CONROY CHARLES, n.c.c. 3d & Central Av
CONSTANT H., 88 E. 2d
DAVIS N. H. & G. H., 69 Walnut
DEAN & HALE, 19 and 21 Sycamore Dexter E. & Sons, 49 Sycamore
FAEHR, BOTTLER & CO., 433 Main
FICKEN JOHN, 16 E. Pearl
Fitzgerald & Jackson, 113 E. Pearl
F
OOTE, NASH & CO., 17 and 19 W. 2d
Frank C. & Co., 38 W. Court FREIBERG & WORKUM, 13 Sycamore Friend J. H .. 123 W. 3d
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ATTI G. & ZANONE, 80 Broadway
GOOSMAN & NIETERT, 133 W. Court Griese Benj. H., 3 Com, Row Graham Wm. M. & Co., 4 and 5 Com. Row
Groene J. H. F., 43 Race Gukelberger Geo., 462 Walnut Hanser Matthew, 70 13th
HERBSTREIT MATH ... 461 Vine HERCKELRATH C. & H., 105 Sycamore HEYKER F, & M .. 308 Cutter Hilh Max, 376 Main Hirsch A., 109 W. 6th
HOFER CHAS,, 208 Vine
Hoffheimer Bros., 34 E. 2d Holmes & Co., 19 E. Front Hotchkiss O. E. & Co., 86 Broadway
HUDEPOIIL LEWIS, 372 Main
Izetzki Jno .. s.s. Liberty b. Main and Clay
JACOB ISAAC, 45 E. 2d Kaufman S. & Bro., 31 Syca- more
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Lanham R. J .. 9 Water Levi Sen'r & Co .. 103 Sycamre TEVIS. & BROS., 221 & 223 Walnut Levy Jas. & Bro., 7 W. Front !
Lewis M. H. & Co., 16 Brdwy Loder W. & B., 270 Main Loehmann W. & Co., 106 E. Pearl
Louis A. & Co., 56 Main MCDONALD & ROSS, 22 Water
Mellvain Hugh L., 5 E. Front MACKENTEPE B., 2d and Vine
Mackenzie Robt. H., 306 Main MARIENTHAL, LEHMAN & CO., 236 Walnut & 36 W. Mehner Louis, 34 E. Pearl [6th Meyer Samuel, 141 W. Pearl
MILLER, BRUNING & DIECKMAN, 33 Sycamore Mills & Kline, 18 and 20 Main Monheimer Isaac, 67 Walnut MOHR, SOLOMON & MoiR, 159 W. 3d gomery J. C., 284 Main
MORGANTHAU H. & L., 74 Main Nagel & Spreen, 611 Cent. Av NATHAN M. & CO., 25 Vine
Nickert Jacob, 350 Main Pattison Edw., 11 E. Pearl Peat James, 295 Main
PFAEFFLIN WM., 88 Pearl E. of Lawrence PFAU J. & J. M., 238 Main
PFIRRMANN ANDW., 359 Walnut
PFIRRMANN C. & CO., 19 W. Canal
PIKE SAM'L N. & CO., 18 and 20 Sycamore
POHLMANN JOIIN, 35 and 37 W. Court Rabe John, 237 W. 6th Ranth Francis, 80 E. Pearl REIF FRANCIS, 126 Ham. Road Roser Geo., 135 W. Court ROSING A. C. A., 62 & 64 E. 2d
Samuels S. & Co., 550 W. 5th Samnels & Jacob, 45 E. 2d Sandheger C., 25 & 27 W. Court SIEBERN J. N. & BRO., 8 E. Pearl
Smith S.S.& Co., 56 & 58 w. 2d Smith, Wayne & Co., 10 & 12 West Front
SOMMER & MEYER, 36 E. Pearl Smith S. W. & Co., 29 Water Smith Geo. F .. 4 Com. Row STAHL & HUST, 82 Ham. Road
STALL & MEYER, 64 and 66 W. 2d STEINER GEO, 35 E. 3d
STIFEL ADAM, 380 Main STETTER & MANGOLD, 233 W. 6th
Straus F. & Bro., 54 Main SWASEY JOHN & CO., 23 Sycamore Thiesing Fred. H., 374 Main THOMSON PETER, 55 W. 3d
Walz Frank A., 340 Walnut Williamson John, 68 W. 3d Wilson & Carson, 18 W. Front Wolf & Co., 362 Main
Wine Mannfacturers Dealers.
( Native.)
BOGEN G. & P .. Ham. Road n. Brighton II. BUCHANAN ROBT. & SON, 26 E. 2d
FAEHR, BOTTLER & CO. 438 Main
LONGWORTH N .. s.s. 6th E. of Broadway
PARK JOHN D. n.e.c. 4th and Walnut WERK M. & CO., 11 Main Williamson John. 68 W. 3d ZIMMERMANN & CO., 586 W. 6th
Wire Manufac.
WORTHINGTON & CO., 42 and 44 W. 2d
Wire Workers.
BROMWELL WM. & CO .. 181 Walnut Gundersdorf Casper, 65 Wade
Wood Dealers.
Blackman J. L.,68 Smith Blangy Wm F., 109 Water Bohlander Geo .. Ilam. R'd nr. Mohawk Bridge
Carlin Joseph, s.e.c. Smith & W. W. Canal
Cassedy L., n. w.c. Smith & W. W. Canal Coleman G. W., s.w.c. 5th and Front
Darling J., 87 W. Court W. of Central Av
Estell D. & Son, n.e.c. Elm & River
Hornberger F. s.e. c. Elder and Race
Hornberger J., s.e, c. Plum & Liberty JOHNSTON G. W. C., 145 Water
Lancaster Isaac, s.s. 8th b. Broadway and Lock TIPPELMAN H. H., 42+ Central Avenue MAINS JOHN, SEN. n. w.c. River and Vine Parsell Ben. S., s.e.c., Elm and Canal
SNYDER WM., 85 Water
Steelman Hosea. sen., 99 Water Ware Geo. W., 314 W. 7th Waldschmidt A., 534 Plum Warrington Robt, Central Av b. Front & 2d
Wenzel J. F., 496 Central Av Wossmeier John H., 471 W. 3d
Wood Worklug Mach'ry. (See Machinery Wood Working) Wood and Willow Ware. Baker H., 349 Vine BONER JOHN, 36 W. 5th
CADY D. K., n.e.c. 5th & Walnut Clegg Thos., n. s. Mulberry, b. River and Vine
Degner E. L., 176 Broadway Detch Geo .. 211 W. 5th Hartman Frank. 76 Mulberry Puff Chas., 382 Vine Sankey Thomas, 4 W. 5th Schnelle L., 109 W. Court MENCH GEO. G., 329 Central Av
TYLOR & BARRETT, n.e.c. Front and Walnut ATERS CHAS. H. & CO., W 4 Main Woodson Jesse, 21732 W. 5th Wool Dealers.
BALLANCE JNO. H .. 108 W. Miami Canal BULLOCK A. D. & CO., 12 and 14 W. 2d THAYER & TAYLOR, 9 Water
Woolen Machinery man- ufacturers. Brown A. C., 9th w. of Harriet Yawl Builder. Gominger J. & Co., 704 E.Frnt Miscellaneous.
Baynes J. 11 .. Agt., Bone Dust man,, 244 Clark
BRANSON MISS SUSAN, AGT. for Knitting Machine 104 W. 4th
BAUM JOIIN C., Prussiate of Potash man. e.s. Canal, b. Findlay & Ham. Rd
BURSTINGER JOSEPII, Tassel & Fringe Manufac. 352 Main
Cohen Simon, Lead Pencil Man., 222 Walnut CULLEN JAMES, dealer in Vegetables, Fruits &c,, 46 Pub. Long
Feezer Louis, Phonographie Reporter. 19 W. 4th Hagartv & Co,, chain manuf., 48 Pub. Landing
Ilirschauer P., chain manu5., 147 & 151 }. Front
TREIBER FREDERICK, BULL HEAD TAVERN, 362 Flam. Road
ROTHEET J. II. & SONS. I dealers in Tools, 640 & 642 Cent. Av
Vann Walter, Manufacturer of Ointment, 145 George
Wootley Jas. W., children's dress & linen store, 131 W. 4th Zetlle & Stallo., dealers in pa- tent fruit jars, n. w.o. Court and Main
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KATTENHORN A., 381 Main KING & DALY. s. w.c. 2I and Sycamore Koehling G .. 22 E. 2d
LABROT AUG. A., 6 W. Front ACK CHAS., 342 Walnut
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Post Office Information.
JOHN C. BAUM.
WM. H. CONKLIN WM. T. WAGNER,
POSTMASTER.
. ASSISTANT POSTMASTER,
CASHIER.
OFFICE :- United States Custom Ilouse and Post Office Building, s. w.c. Fourth and Vine.
RATES OF POSTAGE, ETC.
Letters in the United States, per 32 ounce (fractions same), not over 3000 miles, 3 cents, prepaid ; over 3000 miles, 10. Let- ters dropped for delivery only, I cent. Advertised Letters, 1 cent extra. To or from the Provinces, not over 3000 miles from the line, 10 cents per half ounce, over 3000, 15 cents, pre- paid or not.
Transient Newspapers, Periodicals, unsealed Circulars, or other articles of printed matter, not exceding three ounces in weight, to any part of the United States, prepaid, 1 cent. Each additional ounce, or fraction of an ounce, prepaid, 1 cent.
Regular Newspapers or Periodicals, paid yearly or quar- terly in advance, when circulated in the State where p. b- lished, not weighing over 132 ounces, 14 cent ; over 1}2 ounce and not over 3 ounces, 12 cent ; every additional ounce or frac- tion, 12 cent. When circulated OUT OF THE STATE, all weighing 3 ounces or less, }2 cent, and each additional onnce or fraction, 16 cent.
Books bound er unbound, not weighing over 4 pounds, under 3000 miles, 1 cent per ounce, prepaid ; over 3000 miles, 2 cents, prepaid«
Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals, are allowed a free exchange cf one copy, and may also send to each actual subscriber, enclosed in their publications, bills and receipts for the same, free.
All printed matter must he sent without cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. There must be no word or communication printed on the same after its publication, or upon the cover, except the name and address of the person to whom it is to be sent. There must be no paper, or other thing enclosed in or with such printed paper.
LETTERS TO OR FROM GREAT BRITAIN OR IRELAND .- Each 32 ounce, 20 cents ; 5 cents extra for California or Oregon. Prepayment optional.
NEWSPAPERS .- Two cents each, payable in the United States.
PERIODICALS AND PAMPHLETS. Not over two ounces, 2 cents each, and 4 cents, an ounce or fraction of an ounce, if they exceed two ounces. No pampqlet over 8 ounces, or Peri- odical over 16 ounces, can be sent unless for letter postage. Payable in the United States.
A CLOSED MAIL, consisting of Letters and Newspapers, for States and cities of the German - Austrian Postal Union, and Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Russia, Greece, lonian Islands, etc .; is sent from the N. Y. office semi-weekly. By this conveyance, called the "PRUSSIAN CLOSED MAILS, " the postabe on Letters varies from 30 to 45 cents per half ounce. Newspapers, 6 cents each paid in full.
France and Algeria, by either United States, British or French packet, direct or through England, 15 cents the single letter of 74 ounce or under-prepayment optional. Newspapers 2 cents each. Periodicals, pamphlets, etc., 1 cent an ounce or fraction of an ounce-prepayment required, being United States postage only.
Postage between the United States and Hamburg, 10 cents the single letter of >2 an ounce or under-prepayment optional. Newspapers three cents each, prepayment required.
Single rate letter postage to or from Bremen, by the Bremen line, 10 cents-prepayment optional. Newspapers each 3 cents. United States postage, prepayment required, Letters and Newspapers to other parts of the Continent may also go by this line, subject to various rates.
N. B .- Ali letters to and from foreign countries (the British North American Provinces excepted) are to be charged with single rates of postage, if not exceeding the weight of half an ounce; double rates if exceeding half an ounce, but not ex- cecding aa ounce ; quadruple rates if exceeding an ounce, but not exceeding two ounces ; and so on, charging two rates for every ounce or fractional part of an ounce over the first ounce. As this rule differs from that followed in respect to domestic letters, great care is requisite to prevent mistakes. By the French mails the single rate is reckoned on the N ounce, each additional quarter ounce being an additional rate.
Mails for Mexico will be dispatched tri-monthly, by the New Orleans and Vera Cruz United States Steamship Line. United States letter postage 10 cents under 2,500, 20 cents over 2,500 miles from the mailing office-to be prepaid when sent from, and collected when received in the United States, Newspapers 2 cents each. to be collected in the United States as above.
Single rate letter postage to Havanna and the British West Indies, 10 cents under 2,500, and 20 cents over 2,500 miles ; newspapers 2 cents ; and to West Indies (not British,) Cartha- gena, Honduras, and St, Juan, (Nicaragua, ) 34 cents under 2,500, and 44 cents over 2,500 miles, Newspapers, 6 cents each ; pre-payment required,
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
All letter postage within the United States must be prepaid by stamps.
All transient printed matter must be prepaid by stamps. The upper right hand corner of a letter is the most suitable place to put the stamp.
Parties should be particular in having legible directions, with as little flourishing as possible. The County and State should always be designated, as well as the Post Office.
Any writing whatever on printed matter, or the enclosure of a circular. handbill, or any other thing. whatever, subjects the same to letter postage.
A card printed on an envelope or wrapper of printed matter, subjects it to letter postage.
Stamps cut out of Post Office envelopes are not reckoned as postage when used on letters, ctc.
Stamps cut in pieces are not received as postage.
The U. S. P. O. Dispatch stamps do not pay postage, but are for paying the conveyance of letters to the office, or the delivery of letters hy carriers, within the city limits.
Letters for the carriers are delivered to them at 7}% A. M., and 12 M., at which time they take all for delivery in their respective districts.
Letters dropped in the carriers' boxes for city delivery, should have on two U. S. P. O. Dispatch stamps
Those to he mailed should havo on one to pay the carrier for delivery at the Post Office-besides the regular postage
Persans wishing their letters delivered to them by the car- riers, should hand into the Post Office a written direction to that effeet ; the charge for delivery is two cents
Persons changing their residence should notify, (in writing) the carriers of the change
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